Park Pride invites presenters for its 2027 Parks & Greenspace Conference
The conference is Monday, March 22, themed Community Powered Parks, and presenter applications are due Monday, November 23, at midnight.
Park Pride's 2027 Parks & Greenspace Conference is on Monday, March 22, with the theme Community Powered Parks.
Park Pride says the best-loved parks owe their success to park users, community groups, designers, volunteers, nonprofits, donors, the private sector and government. People with a case study, story or idea about parks and community can apply to present by Monday, November 23, at midnight.
From Park Pride· Instagram · Oct 12
Open the post“🗓️ SAVE THE DATE for Park Pride's 2027 Parks & Greenspace Conference on Monday, March 22! This year's theme is Community Powered Parks. Parks exist for the benefit of communities. The best and most loved parks owe their success to a combination of players: the individual park user, community groups, design professionals, volunteers, nonprofits, donors, the private sector and government. This year, we’re celebrating the collaborations that turn greenspace into community space. 💚 Do you have an interesting case study, story or idea at the intersection of parks and community? If so, we invite you to apply to present! The deadline is Monday, November 23, at midnight. Visit the link in bio for details. #parkprideconference”
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